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	The <var>PUSHPARM</var> command saves resetable parameters(user/system/file) and changes the values to the new specified value.		The <var>PUSHPARM</var> command saves resetable parameters(user/system/file) and changes the values to the new specified value.
	New values are simply added to the <var>PUSHPARM</var> command, ie. PUSHPARM MCPU 1000. Only one <var>PUSHPARM</var> may be done per include level.		New values are simply added to the <var>PUSHPARM</var> command, ie. PUSHPARM MCPU 1000. Only one <var>PUSHPARM</var> may be done per include level. The user specifying the command must have RESET authority to update the specified parameter or the entire command will be rejected.

	The <var>POPPARM</var> command restores all resetable parameters previously saved by <var>PUSHPARM</var> or <var>PUSHPARMQ</var>.		The <var>POPPARM</var> command restores all resetable parameters previously saved by <var>PUSHPARM</var> or <var>PUSHPARMQ</var>.

	<var>PUSHPARMQ</var> is identical to <var>PUSHPARM</var>, but the new results are not displayed(~~quiet~~).		<var>PUSHPARMQ</var> is identical to <var>PUSHPARM</var>, but the new results are not displayed(Quiet).

	===Command syntax===		===Command syntax===

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The <var>PUSHPARM</var> command saves resetable parameters(user/system/file) and changes the values to the new specified value.
New values are simply added to the <var>PUSHPARM</var> command, ie. PUSHPARM MCPU 1000. Only one <var>PUSHPARM</var> may be done per include level.
The <var>POPPARM</var> command restores all resetable parameters previously saved by <var>PUSHPARM</var> or <var>PUSHPARMQ</var>.

<var>PUSHPARMQ</var> is identical to <var>PUSHPARM</var>, but the new results are not displayed(quiet).

===Command syntax===
The general form of the commands is:
PUSHPARM [Parameters]
POPPARM 

Where:

<ul>
<li><var class="term">Parameters</var> are simply the values one would specify on a <var>RESET</var> command.
</ul>

Only one <var>PUSHPARM</var> command can be active in a single <var>INCLUDE</var> level. When the <var>INCLUDE</var> level is closed, the parameter settings saved by the active <var>PUSHPARM</var> command are automatically restored. They can also be explcitly restored with a <var>POPPARM</var> command at the same <var>INCLUDE</var> level. A typical use of the <var>PUSHPARM</var> command would be to set a specific parameter for a specific procedure in a subsystem so that the standard parameter settings are restored when the request had completed. For example:
PUSHPARM LAUDIT 0
begin
... procedure code
end

When the procedure containing the <var>PUSHPARM</var> command is closed, whether or not the code inside the <var>Begin/End</var> block ran successfully or got a request canceling error or even a compile error, the parameter setting is restored to what it was before the <var>PUSHPARM</var> command. Note that adding a <var>POPPARM</var> command after the <code>End</code>, while harmless, doesn't help, as the end of procedure restores the saved <var>PUSHPARM</var> setting anyway and the explicit <var>POPPARM</var> would never be seen in the case of errors.

Note: PUSHPARM and POPPARM support relative value setting (see PUSHUTABLE).

[[Category: User commands]]
[[Category: Commands]]

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